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2005 BRONZE
Got the Power
Pampers recognized an opportunity to help moms trust that there is a true training pant benefit for kids who have already started potty training and are "active trainers." In August, 2004, at the start of the Back-to-School season, Pampers began running advertising to drive awareness and trial of the newly launched Feel N Learn Advanced Trainers. The result: significant signs of success in the first month of launch, and a round of applause from moms for finally being given a real solution to help their kids "get it" so they'll finish potty training.
Brand:
Pampers
Client:
Procter & Gamble
Agency:
Saatchi & Saatchi
Language:
English
2004 GOLD
Stain Defender
In the stagnant khaki pants market where it is the dominant brand, Dockers needed to inject some excitement and get a deeper connection with the target. The combination of a breakthrough product innovation and advertising that restaged the brand's connection with its consumer helped Dockers grow their business, maintain uniqueness and justify a premium in a category that had virtually taken on commodity status. Harvard Business School's Strategy & Innovation newsletter featured Stain Defender and Dockers' successful approach to innovation in "Can Khakis Really Be Disruptive".
Brand:
Dockers
Client:
Levi Strauss & Co.
Agency:
FCB San Francisco
Language:
English
2004 SILVER
Coincidences
In a crowded category surrounded by big, high-profile players like Levi and Gap, Lee Dungarees had turned a modest marketing investment (less than 6% share-of-invoice annually) into significant momentum with young men. But the unexpected events of 9/11 stalled the brand's growth. In a category where momentum is critical and consumer's allegiances can, quite literally, change overnight, Lee Dungarees faced a critical juncture: Could we get our momentum back or were we destined for the death spiral?
Brand:
Lee Dungarees
Client:
Lee Jeans
Agency:
Fallon Worldwide
Language:
English